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How Texts Come Alive: Encountering Meaning Through Presence

How Texts Come Alive: Encountering Meaning Through Presence

We know without interpreting. If we have to interpret, we don’t know.

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How do we know what Dostoyevsky, Tolstoy, C.S. Lewis, or Tolkien meant? Is it enough to read their books? How do we elicit meaning?

Isn’t it curious that God didn’t come to humanity with a book? He came with a body. The ultimate knowledge of God is enfleshed in the Son of God. He walked among us, and we saw his glory. The Logos became flesh and dwelt amo…

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